Importance of Active Campaigning for a Healthy Democracy
In many elections, candidates actively engage with voters through public appearances, rallies, door-to-door canvassing, and community events. This approach allows voters to get to know their candidates better, understand their platforms, and feel more connected to the electoral process. However, in some recent elections, there has been a noticeable decline in this level of engagement. Here’s a deeper look into why this might be happening and how it impacts the voters: 1. Candidate Visibility and Voter Engagement Lack of Direct Interaction: When candidates are less visible or avoid interacting with their constituents, it often creates a sense of disconnection. Voters may feel neglected, especially if they are unable to see or hear from the people who are supposed to represent their interests. Missed Opportunities for Understanding Local Issues: Direct engagement allows candidates to better understand local problems and tailor their manifestos accordingly. Without this intera...